This model represents a traditional barn with a stable, as commonly found in the picturesque South Tyrolean mountains. It is a detailed replica in a 1:150 scale that authentically reflects the rural life and agricultural architecture of the region.

Stable: The lower part of the model is designed as a stable for 12 cows. The construction is robust and functional, with a rustic charm typical of the region. The stable provides ample space for the cows, feed troughs, and water supply, offering a comfortable environment for the animals. The detailed interior includes gates, troughs, and individual resting areas for each cow.

Barn: Above the stable is the barn, traditionally used for storing hay and agricultural equipment. The barn features large doors to facilitate the storage and handling of hay. The loft offers additional storage space, ventilated by small windows.

Architectural Details: The model showcases typical features of South Tyrolean architecture, including the use of wood and stone, which are both aesthetically pleasing and functional. The roof is covered with shingles, and the walls are clad in wood to withstand the Alpine weather conditions. Detailed replicas of wooden structures and stone walls enhance the model's authenticity.

Landscape: The model is set in a picturesque landscape that captures the beauty of the South Tyrolean mountains. Green meadows, small trees, and shrubs surround the barn and stable, with majestic mountains rising in the background, providing an impressive backdrop. A small path leads to the stable, highlighting the rural idyll.

Additional Features:

• Scale: 1:150, providing a precise and manageable size.
• Material: High-quality wood and plastic for a durable and detailed representation.
• Accessories: Includes figures of cows, a farmer, and various agricultural tools to bring the scene to life.

This model is ideal for model builders and collectors who want to own a piece of Alpine agriculture in miniature form. It also serves as an excellent display piece or educational tool to illustrate traditional architecture and rural life in South Tyrol.